Anger and say, dog gone it, i ve had enough. he sharpened his spurs. not sure that was the most effective, but was representative of a feeling inside the united states throughout the year. what version of english is this? i don t give a rip. is this i don t give a damn cleaned up for television? it s not our lingo. don t give a rip is really local? exactly. i love the analogy to dallas. like dallas meets tom tancredo. two, phil davison. my name is phil davison! and i m seeking our party s
Peterson is trying to do is tap it into this populist theory. and say doggone it i ve had enough. and in so doing, you know, he sharpened his spurs. i m not quite sure that ended up being the most effective attack but certainly representative of a feeling that was current and in the united states throughout the year. what version of english is this, by the way? i don t give a rip. i mean, i don t give a damn cleaned up for television. who writes in stuff? it s not our lingo, and yet it seems like it s supposed to be. those are alabama bona fidas, i think, chris. don t give a rip is really local, huh? exactly. i love the dallas analogy, the analogy to the miniseries dallas i think that s a good one. this commercial is kind of like dallas meets tom tancredo. okay, take a look at number two. i want you to do this, ken, at number two, phil davidson, a republican candidate for ohio, stark county treasurer. let s listen. i think that i have seen this character before.